A study of the factors responsible for rate‐dependent shortening of the action potential in mammalian ventricular muscle.

A study of the factors responsible for rate‐dependent shortening of the action potential in mammalian ventricular muscle.
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对导致哺乳动物心室肌动作电位速率依赖性缩短的因素的研究。

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1978
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Journal of Physiology
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B. R. Jewell
B. R. Jewell
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M. Boyett;B. R. Jewell

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